Frontier - Junior Season
Heather was named to the Eastern District 2nd Team,All-Ohio District 4 Honorable Mention, OVAC Honorable Mention, All-PVC First Team, St. Mary's Tournament First Team, Coaches Top 100 selection.

Heather's high school team finished the season at 7-12.

Heather averaged 13.3 ppg., 5.8 rpg., and 1.0 apg.

Heather shot 54% from the field and 64% from the free-throw line.

Ohio Express 2009 Season
Member of the Ohio Express 15U team coached by Brent Glass

Team finished with a record of 17-7. The team played up in the 17/16U division all season.

Heather averaged 9.4 points per game.

Heather had high games of 25 points and 22 points.

Frontier - Sophomore Season
Frontier finished 14-8. Heather started in all 22 games.

Heather scored 334 points for an average of 15.2 per game.

Heather averaged 5.0 rebounds per game, 1.3 steals per game, and 1.0 assists per game.

Heather shot 63 of 89 at the free-throw line for 70.8 percent.

Heather was named All-PVC First Team.

Heather was named All-District First Team (District 12).

Heather was named to the OVAC's Second Team.

Heather was named Ohio Eastern District Honorable Mention (District 4).

Heather was named to the 2009 St. Mary's Invitational All-Tournament Team.

Heather has been named the Marietta Times Player of the Week, the Parkersburg News and Sentinel Player of the week, and St. Mary's (WV) Oracle Player of the week on multiple occasions.

Ohio Express 2008 Season
Member of the Ohio Express 14U team coached by Brent Glass.

The team finished with a record of 21-10 with two tournament championships, three runner-ups, and two third place finishes.

The team was 21-10 overall; 12-3 in the 14U division and 9-7 in the 15U division.

Played in 31 games with 266 points scored for an average of 9.5 points per game. Heather scored in double-figures in thirteen games and had a season high of 23 points.

Heather shot 60-89 from the free throw line for 67.0%.

Frontier - Freshman Season
Received varsity letter for the 2007-2008 season as a freshman.

Frontier went 16-7 and won their sectional championship. The team also finished second in the Pioneer Valley Conference.

Heather was named Honorable Mention in the OVAC, which is comprised of 46 schools.

Heather scored 143 points in 20 games for an average of 6.2 points per game. She shot 45.8% (55-120) from the field and 71.7% (33-46) from the free-throw line.

Heather also averaged 1.9 rebounds per game, .65 steals per game, and .35 assist per game as a freshman.

Heather Booth has played for me the last three years as a member of the Ohio Express AAU organization. In my twenty years of coaching, both boys and girls at all levels of basketball, I can honestly say that Heather is the hardest working and most coachable athlete that I have had the pleasure of coaching.

Heather is and will be an asset to any basketball program that she is a part of. Heather comes from a strong family with great values and they have instilled in Heather the importance of working hard and listening. Heather has good size and great athleticism to go along with all of the above mentioned. Heather can play the post and has very natural post moves as well as the ability to jump over almost anyone guarding her. Heather plays very aggresively and will not avoid contact, she will shoot her fair share of foul shots over the course of the season and has the ability to make a very good percentage. In the last year, we have also started to use Heather more facing the basket and her skill out to 15-feet is very good. In the future, I would like to see Heather contine to improve her jump shot range and I believe that she will do the work neccesary to do so. Heather usually plays the 3 or 4 for us and has even played some 2 and 5 so she is very versatile and helps the team wherever she is on the court.

Heather can continue to develope her abilty to handle the basketball and just needs to work on her court vision and abilty to handle the basketball in the open court. As she continues to see time on the perimeter, I'm sure that phase of her game will continue to improve also. Heather is also very versatile on the defensive end of the court as she plays very good post defense and moves her feet to deny post entry and challenges the shot very well inside. Last spring I used Heather to guard the opponents point guard, Heather's size and quickness was a very good defensive weapon for us as she is quick enough to stay with most guards and big enough to make it hard to throw over the top.

In closing, I cannot speak highly enough of Heather Booth as a basketball player and as a person. If you have any questions about Heather please feel free to contact me at (740) 683-3378.

Dear Sir or Madame,

I was fortunate to coach Heather Booth during her 7th and 8th grade seasons ( 2005-2006, 2006-2007) at Newport Jr. High of the Frontier Local School District located in Division 12 in SE Washington County Ohio.

Heather was and is an outstanding player and student. Her talent and ability on the court exceed many others I have coached during my 17-year tenure in two different school districts. She showed me the drive and love for the game that many players never achieve!

Her court presence was always felt by both her teammates and opponents. She always gave 100% on the court and would listen and understand what I was trying to teach her about the game. As a result of her tremendous work ethic she now holds the all time scoring record at Newport with 368 points scored in 28 games during her 7th and 8th grade years (13.1 ppg). Her seventh grade team went 12 – 0 and won the county championship that year in Division A. Her eighth grade year our team went 11 – 5 and were runner up in Division AA.

During her eighth grade year Heather was 48 of 68 attempts at the foul line for 70.6% and barely missed the school record for free throw percentage.

I hope Heather continues to work hard and never change her personality or love for the game.

Sincerely,

Coach Rodney Boron
Newport Jr. High School